Panty Explosion


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JakeRichmond said:
Dude, your name is Yellow Sign. You live in such a huge glass house.

naw, I'm used to people balking at the name. Thats part of the deal. You see the name and you say... well, what you just said. Thats the hook. Now give the game a look and see what you think.


-Jake


A huge glass house? That would be so cool!

To bad there is no other information about the game on the website. Just pictures of Japanese school girls.

Oh, BTW. Did you do the artwork? It looks pretty good.

YS - Living in A huge glass house for over 40 years!
 



Yellow Sign said:
YS - Living in A huge glass house for over 40 years!

I hope the walls around your bathroom are less see-through.

Personally, I think it would be cool to have it made of one-way mirrors where I can look outside from whereever I want and yet no one can look in.
 

Apparently, we carry this on ENGS now! I was just telling Morrus, I almost hate to admit it, but this game looks kinda fun :) Is there anything else you can tell us about it? Will there be future support/modules and the like?
 

Yeah, Panty Explosion is now on sale at EN World.

Sorry I haven't responded to this sooner. I've been at Gencon all week selling Panty Explosion. The print version of the game looks fantastic and sold very fast. Thanks to whoever it was from here on the forums who came by and bought a copy and said you didn't think the name was that bad. I appreciate it.

What can I tell you about Panty Explosion? There’s a new page on our site that answers a lot of questions about the game. You can see it here.

Panty Explosion is all about relationships. I know that doesn’t sound very exciting, but it is. You and your friends play normal, mundane Japanese schoolgirls, trying to work your way through Japans brutal high school and your awkward teen years. One or more of you is secretly psychic, and your terrible powers are slowly eating away at your sanity and threatening to destroy everything you care about. There is a Demon. The Demon may be an actual monster, or it may be something more mundane like a lecherous teacher, a bully or a ghost. You and your friends have to work together to confront and overcome this Demon. This is where the relationships come in and things get interesting. Not everything within your group of friends is perfect. Relationships are strained. Strange things have been happening, and your starting to suspect each other of being psychic. Worse, within your group not everyone is actually friends. Each player chooses one student to be their best friend, and another to be their rival. When you take an action and succeed your best friend gets to describe your success. When you fail, it's your rival that gets to describe the outcome. If you have to jump out your bedroom window to escape the ghost of your lecherous grandfather that has taken control of the family dog then you'll have to roll dice and hope for a success. If you succeed, then your best friend describes how you throw your lamp into the dogs face and vault out the window, shattering the glass and landing safely on the roof of the family car. If you fail your rival won't be so kind. She might describe how you escape out the window but lose your robe and have to run through the neighborhood naked. Worse, she might describe how the dog knocks you down as you leap for the window and sinks its teeth into your exposed throat.

Relationships do more then effect how your actions are described. Several time during each game the students vote for popularity. The most popular girl gets to roll 10 sided dice when taking actions. The least popular girl rolls 6 sided dice and everyone else rolls 8 sided dice. You need a 5 or better to succeed at an action, so its best to stay on your friends good side so they don't vote you least popular. Its also important to know that a known psychic can never be the most popular girl, so she should try to hide her powers as long as possible.

What else can I tell you?

Jake
www.atarashigames.com
 
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